In an Ongoing Longitudinal Study of 450 Young Men, Those

question 110

Multiple Choice

In an ongoing longitudinal study of 450 young men, those who were at increased risk of becoming alcoholic within the decade were those:

• A) whose current drinking habits were problematic.
• B) who had to drink more than others to feel any reaction.
• C) who had a family history of alcoholism.
• D) whose families modelled the rules of social drinking.

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